Hospital Builds $360 Million Dollar Women's Unit Equiped With Robotics And Day Spa Services

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'The all-women's unit is one of many innovations revealed Wednesday by Detroit-based Henry Ford at a preview of its new Oakland County hospital, an expansive 300-bed structure set to open March 15. The stone and brick building is attached to the existing medical center Henry Ford opened in 1975. The new hospital has a ground-floor retail area with small-town style storefronts and a look more in line with the feel of a northern Michigan lodge than a sterile medical building.

Along with its cozy resort-style look and all-private patient rooms, the hospital will have robot-assisted surgery, a one-stop care center to treat seniors with neurological illnesses, and a wellness center with day spa services and personal health coaches.

The female-only unit -- a ground-breaker in Metro Detroit, according to Henry Ford officials -- is on the hospital's third floor beside pediatrics and maternity. It will differ from a typical women's health center, where hospitals tend to group women's services, such as maternity and OB/GYN, because it will accommodate women with more generalized medical needs, such as recovering from surgery, Zambricki said.
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And does Henry Ford know what men want?

'"We are going to start with women," Zambricki said, and depending on how that goes, "we may expand it to men."'